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Raytheon to provide targeting ATFLIR pods to Malaysia under FMS
By Editorial | 20 December 2012 Thursday | 09:20 AM

 

PROJECT INFO

 

Project Name: NASC - Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) Pods - Malaysia

 

Project Status: Awarded

 

Project Type: Parent

 

Project Start Quarter: Q4 2012

 

Project End Quarter: Q3 2017

 

Project Value (USD): 25.7 Million

 

Project Sector: Vehicle and Aircraft Electronics

 

Project Description:

 

The US Naval Air Systems Command (NASC) has awarded a contract to Raytheon Company for six Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) pods in support of the F/A-18 C/D aircraft for the Government of Malaysia under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programme.

 

The contract will be performed at McKinney, Texas; El Segundo, California; Midland, Ontario, Canada; and the Harlow, Essex, United Kingdom. It is estimated to be completed in July 2017.

 

The US$25.7 million firm-fixed-price delivery order was awarded in July 2017.

 

Project Location: McKinney, Texas; El Segundo, California, USA, North America; Midland, Ontario, Canada; and the Harlow, Essex, United Kingdom.

 

BIDDING COMPANIES

 

Tender Award Date: 19/12/2012

 

Awarded to: Raytheon Company

 

Bidding Companies: Raytheon Company.

 

http://www.strategicdefenceintelligence.com/article/qIRKzQUq6KQ/2012/12/20/raytheon_to_provide_atflir_pods_to_malaysia_under_fms/

Edited by xtemujin

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A couple of days ago, I saw a full page advertisement of the Rafale fighter aircraft, with the caption "Rafale , the Malaysia's future.." something like that..

Does this means that Malaysia have opted for Rafale fighter aircrafts?

 

Anyone can confirm this?

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IIRC, Rafale is one of the contenders, together with Typhoon and Super Hornets.

 

GE13 will determine who will be the winner .........

 

 

 

:hi:

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It is just a full page advertisement.

 

We'll have to wait for the 2013 Malaysia GE, then the RMAF MMRCA will be up.

 

 

A couple of days ago, I saw a full page advertisement of the Rafale fighter aircraft, with the caption "Rafale , the Malaysia's future.." something like that..

Does this means that Malaysia have opted for Rafale fighter aircrafts?

 

Anyone can confirm this?

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wow... very ambitious of Rafale to put up a full page ads as such. What determines the outcome of the choice of aircraft make to order from besides the obvious fund allocations?

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Malaysian security forces on high alert following Zamboanga crisis
By Roy Goh | 9 September 2013 Monday | 03:05PM


KOTA KINABALU : Malaysian security forces are on full alert along its borders in the east coast of Sabah following trouble in southern Philippines.


Hundreds of armed men who claimed to be from the Moro National Liberation Front attacked several cities in Zamboanga this morning.

Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom) director general Datuk Mohammad Mentek said operations are on full alert following the attack.

"We are monitoring the situation closely and at the same time we are coordinating our safety and security measures on our end," he said.

The MNLF led by former Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao governor Nur Misuari launched the offensive this morning.

Reports from the Philippine media claimed the armed men moved from the coastal villages in the Santa Barbara area in Zamboanga.

At least one policeman was killed, eight injured and 20 people were taken hostage in the city where schools and offices were ordered closed.


http://www.nst.com.my/latest/font-color-red-updated-font-malaysian-security-forces-on-high-alert-following-zamboanga-crisis-1.352303?cache=03%2F7.198169%2F7.207977%2F7.207361%2F7.207361%3Fkey%3Dmalaysia%2F7.281797%2F7.478578

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